The fear of actual confrontation is real. Ironically, those who have experienced violence and eventually fought back may be more fearless in defending someone being harassed. I speak from the experience of a child in an extremely strange and violent home (mother) who became a teenager who fought back and eventuality a young person who al…
The fear of actual confrontation is real. Ironically, those who have experienced violence and eventually fought back may be more fearless in defending someone being harassed. I speak from the experience of a child in an extremely strange and violent home (mother) who became a teenager who fought back and eventuality a young person who allowed no one to violate me or anyone I was associated with. No fear.
The fear of actual confrontation is real. Ironically, those who have experienced violence and eventually fought back may be more fearless in defending someone being harassed. I speak from the experience of a child in an extremely strange and violent home (mother) who became a teenager who fought back and eventuality a young person who allowed no one to violate me or anyone I was associated with. No fear.